Post National Signing Day Coverage: WR Signees

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Santino Bernal February 11, 2025 @ 06:19 AM

Yes, National Signing Day has come and gone. However, our staff thought it would be nice to provide some post-signing day coverage to highlight signees across the state. In this report we'll be taking a look at the wide receiver position.    While the wideouts were undoubtedly headlined by 3-Star prospects [player_tooltip player_id='442624' first='Bryson' last='Hayes'] and [player_tooltip player_id='442660' first='Carter' last='Pabst'], the group as a collective was filled with talent. This group of 10 are a prime example of that. Check out where they are continuing their education and playing careers.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Class 6A</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='442625' first='Jayden' last='Norman'] - Topeka (Washburn University)   Norman has consistently been one of the top wideouts in this class throughout his career, and his hard has work paid off. The Topeka high product decided to stay close to home and play for the Washburn Ichabods.   [player_tooltip player_id='1115039' first='Trevor' last='Garlington'] - Blue Valley Northwest (Central Missouri University)   Garlington of BVNW capped off a solid career setting career-highs in yardage and touchdowns during his senior season. He has the potential to be a dangerous deep ball threat for Central Missouri.   [player_tooltip player_id='1321239' first='Karlan' last='Ransom'] - Wichita East (Hutchinson Community College)   Wichita East has a knack for churning out quality talent at receiver. Ransom is their latest wideout moving on to the next level, and he'll be headed to JUCO powerhouse Hutchinson Communnity College.   [player_tooltip player_id='1228444' first='Daylen' last='Bledsoe'] - Derby (Dodge City Community College)   Powerhouse programs like Derby tend to have underrated prospects like Bledsoe get overlooked during the recruiting process. Bledsoe will be betting on himself, as he inked his letter of inten with Dodge City Community College.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Class 5A</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='1311588' first='Andrew' last='Watts'] - Mill Valley (Fort Hays State University)    Watts made the most of his opportunities during his senior season and was able to showcase his versatility. The Fort Hays State Tigers are getting a dynamic playmaker.   [player_tooltip player_id='1317940' first='Sam' last='Niesen'] - St. James Academy (Northwest Missouri State University)   The St. James Thunder have been a bit of a pipeline for Northwest Missouri State in recent years. Niesen became the latest prospect from SJA to ink a letter of intent to NWMSU.    [player_tooltip player_id='1223963' first='Jayden' last='Moore'] - Shawnee Heights (Simpson College)   Moore was one of the first wideouts in the Class of '25 to announce their commitment. He's been committed to Simpson College since last summer. The Shawnee Heights product finished his career with 95 catches and over 1,100 yards.   [player_tooltip player_id='1317781' first='Elijah' last='Berg'] - Topeka West (Ellsworth Community College)   The recruiters that chose to overlook Berg will likely regret that decision. He's an underrated prospect that'll have a great opportunity to make some noise at Ellsoworth Community College.   [player_tooltip player_id='716601' first='Austin' last='Adair'] - Basehor-Linwood (Missouri Western University)   Our staff has been a fan of Adair throughout his time at Basehor-Linwood, and we're excited to see what he'll do at Missouri Western. He's an explosive athlete that is sure to make plays for the Griffins.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Class 4A</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='1223954' first='Ty' last='Marbery'] - Fort Scott (Butler Community College)   Marbery will be an intriguing wideout to monitor at BUCO. Given his size and athleticism, he could quickly land on the radar of several recruiters.

Yes, National Signing Day has come and gone. However, our staff thought it would be nice to provide some post-signing day coverage to highlight signees across the state. In this report we'll be taking a look at the wide receiver position.